Streets & Roads

DelDOT crews worked around the clock to repair stretch of highway that buckled under high temperatures. They’re on the lookout for more damage this weekend.

Wilmington officials say the new LED lighting will make the streets safer, and cut energy consumption by 40% to 50%.

New transit maps coming to 100 stations

Researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia found that between 1950 and 2010 highways slowed growth in income, population, and land values in city centers.

Philadelphia honored singer Patti LaBelle with her very own street earlier this week. Unfortunately, the signs didn't get her name right.

SEPTA makes “the economic case” for fighting congestion with increased parking enforcement and other measures.

The speed cameras are coming to a 12-mile stretch of Roosevelt between 9th Street and the Bucks County boundary line — a section of road that ranks as the city’s deadliest.

Drivers in Bucks and Montgomery counties account for $2 million in unpaid Pa. Turnpike tolls. The most egregious scofflaws could face criminal charges.

City workers repairing a 400-square-foot cavern just below the asphalt on Baltimore Avenue at 43rd Street will need three more weeks to get the job done.

Philly’s street sweeping experiment has hit a sizable snag — a nine-foot-wide snag, to be exact.

PennDOT will close off several lanes of the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76) and a busy on-ramp in Center City on May 20.

Filbert Street outside Reading Terminal Market will become Philly’s first roadway designed to transform from vehicle pathway to pedestrian plaza, officials announced Thursday.

A neighborhood is fighting to keep just one block of one street car-free. But it’s waging an insurgency in a war automobiles won decades ago.

More than 95 miles of city streets are expected to be paved by the end of 2019. Find out if your commute is due to get smoother.

On Wednesday, Uber drivers across the country walked out in a strike, demanding better pay, more stable hours, and fairer treatment from the company.